Ernest Hemingway was fascinated by death. He actively sought out experiences that would allow him to become intimate with death and dying, from his presence on every major warfront during his ...

Ernest Hemingway was and is arguably the most ... laconic, hard-boiled. The Hemingway style with its short, declarative sentences and concrete nouns is consistently described as “muscular ...

Hemingway inherited neither his mother's literary style, nor her musical talent ... was not incompatible with hunting and killing them. "Ernest was taught to shoot by Pa when two and a half ...

Ernest Hemingway’s World War I novel, “A Farewell to Arms” (1929), is an exception among products of early 20th-century Modernism. While it is innovative in its rendering of conversation ...

He recalled a story that Plimpton once told him about Ernest Hemingway. While visiting the ... This was the nut of Plimpton’s relationship with style: he was not particular about clothes and ...

Nick watched them a long time … It was a hot day. A kingfisher flew up the stream. Photo: Ernest Hemingway carefully landing trout on his hike to Michigan, 1915 or 1916. Credit: The Ernest ...

The Hemingway section of BMV Books on Bloor Street West is a straight shot through the front doors, up two steps, and to the back. The collection is impressive: “The Torrents of Spring” “Dea ...